Teresa Murphy has filed another complaint against Rogers over its Internet traffic management practices, claiming its alleged fix of problems with World of Warcraft have not worked.
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According to Access Copyright, since copying is now easier, a blanket licence is needed to guard against any potential uncompensated use:
Telus: “We Absolutely Agree with the OECD’s Findings”
Telus has come out strongly in support of the OECD report on the high data roaming costs Canadians face. The company notes that there was no data roaming competition in Canada until 2009 since Rogers was the only GSM provider. Telus says it plans to slash its roaming pricing by […]
“A Gross Abuse of the Collective Administration of Copyright”
Report Finds Canada Most Expensive Data Roaming Country in the OECD
Surprise cellphone roaming bills are a frequent occurrence in Canada as consumers are often shocked to find bills in the thousands of dollars for data roaming when they travel outside the country. A new OECD report helps the explain the reason why – Canadians face the highest data roaming costs […]
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